April 29 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories from
selected Canadian newspapers. Reuters has not verified these
stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
** Ontario will provide workers with three paid sick days to
cope with the COVID-19 pandemic until the fall, a major
turnaround for Premier Doug Ford's government that critics said
was still inadequate. https://tgam.ca/3aKFSNp
** The Canada Infrastructure Bank is unlikely to spend even
half its $35-billion budget over its 11-year mandate despite
government pledges to get the cash flowing to new green
projects, warns Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux in a
new report. https://tgam.ca/3xA6tqw
** Precious metals specialist Sprott Asset Management LP is
wading into the uranium industry by taking over the management
of Uranium Participation Corp U.TO , betting the out-of-favour
commodity will benefit from a broader societal push toward lower
carbon emissions. https://tgam.ca/3vyeFWt
NATIONAL POST
** The City of Toronto is partnering with Vaccine Hunters
Canada to help Torontonians find available next-day appointments
at city-run vaccine clinics, it announced Wednesday. https://bit.ly/2R9HJEy
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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